Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-26

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A. Copenus-Japanese Suit.
X. r. Hoge-Papa's Baby Boy.
D. NJ. Newbes-Wood Hauler.
Newill, Clark and Tucker-Three Big Bow
from College.
Eugene Gordon-Wood Hauler.
Walter Lewis-One OF the Three Littl,
Maids From School,
Rod Davidson-Sailor.
Fitz Wced-Page.
c. E. Kester-Domino.
Geo. H. Casey-Little Boy Blue.
Perrin Irvine-A Dude.
J. Colins-Wood Hauler.
J. Chauvin-Royal Navy.
E. Knowlton-'sude.
T. Heilbronner-Forture Teller.
Mr.. McCracken-Big Head.
B. E. Calkins-Half and Hall.
Walter S. Ke~lley-Butcher Boy.
4. H. L~ayton-Night.
W. E. Craig-Organ Grinder.
Oscar Freyschlar-Dude.
Sampson Hall-Negro Dude.
r. }. Brophy-Mexican.
F. E. Sargent-British Officer.
w. Child-Domino.
r. Davidson-Sailor.
Harry Unconstitutional.
| Bob Grant-Dude.
s. NJ. Nixon-Keno.
N. 3. Ringeling-Italian Peasant.
NJ. Gansberger-Fat Boy.
A. j. Davis, Jr.-Irishman.
Babcock-Yankee.
Jacob Kahnweiler-Baby Got a Collie.
E. w. Wynne-Bugler.
J. McMurray-What is it?
PERSONALS.
The Blue Ribbon Club met last evening
at Mrs. Judge Knowles residence on Idaho
street.
Mrs. j. r. Boyce, Jr., expects to 60 to
New York the last of this week.
Mrs. NJ. Majors leaves for Omaha this
week.
Manager Mcguire is expected in Butte
Tomorrow.
The Rev. Father Dolls was in Butte last
week visiting old friends.
Quite a large party of society people Wis.,
tied Chinatown last evening.
Small thermometers attached to brass
tobaggans are among the popular oddities.
Some very elegant and costly costumes
were worn at the masquerade ball last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reed came up from
to attend the Highland Club
D. S. Murray is home from a business
trip to Helena.
Col. Napton. who has been very ill, was
out on the streets yesterday for the first
time in six weeks.
Mr.. F. F. Irvine, wife and child, have
moved over from Deer Lodge and will make
his their future home.
Mr.. A. Sands, who has been very ill at
he Centennial Hotel, was much better yes
erday.
Mr.. W. A. flaming, Secretary OF the
Hospital Aid Association, left
or Chicago last evening. He will soon re.
urn, a benedict.
Mrs. Blrdseye, who has been visiting sew
raj weeks in Butte, returned to her home
a Blackfoot last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Child, of Helena.
pent last Friday and Saturday in Butte
he guests of Mrs. Marcus DAILY.
Mr. John Leyson, of the firm of Leyson
Turck, will leave Butte to-day for Cali
ornia, where he will spend about two
+,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sands. who have been [
listing here for a week, will return to Hel- ]
ma tomorrow, l.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Prouse, OF Anaconda,
re visiting in Butte, the guests Of Mrs, E..
'. Wynne.
Dinner cloths, or tray cloths. are now '
when made of the new Ir;sb !,
men with colored borders in so-called peas !
Mt work. I
Mr.. Walter King has returned from Nj 6
holia. Idaho, !
Butte people are enjoying the delights OF r
inter. The sleighing is fine, and coastine t
tobogganing is INDUCED in nightly. l
MS pleasure seems to have just enough y
anger about it to make it very popular. 9
Hon. W. W. Dixon and Judge Knowles b
,turned home yesterday from Helena,
here they have been attending court.
Judge T.. W. Stapleton expects to leave
'-day for New York on a visit to his finn.
i,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cleveland returned e
ome yesterday from a visit to relatives in . :
:. Paul. e
The reign of lace seems tn be az universal, b
ever. and the handsomes dresses now
orn are madeo of these exquisite fabrica- n
THE G1LLlE-EMERsoN IL
pretty wedding was solemnized last q,
ednesday evening at st. Johns Episconal T.
'urch, which edifce was filled with the q,
any friends OF the contracting parties. nj
ley were Miss Nettie Emerson, one of the Is
'p1lar teachers in the high school, and pe
E. John Glllle, a civil engineer. Previous Fl
tne ceremony the Orion orchestra
aged a number of choice selections
'omptly at 8 o'clock the familiar notes NJ
'ndelssohn's Wedding March Announced
arrival OF the bridal party, who pro- f.,
,ded at once to the chancel as follows. s;l
hers-Sargeant, Mantle, Fairfield am fn
d Brophy; bridesmaid and eroomsman
LIES Kate Siehenalar and Mr.. E. II. vii. AL
Mrs. N. Emerson and the bridegroom. NJ
bride on the arm OF Mr.. VIM. McCracl, BIZ
They were met there by the Rev. sc lie
who read the impressive cere. =